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  1. Painted Pixels, , more info

    Retro Puzzle Maker: The easiest way to make an NES game!
    Retro Puzzle Maker is an amazing little free game engine. It’s a web-based tool that allows you to make Sokoban style games that output as playable NES ROM files. The engine is code-free and any beginner can use it, and while means that while you can’t change much in terms of the type of game … Continue reading "Retro Puzzle Maker: The easiest way to make an NES game!"
    By Toad64, 79 words
  2. Adam Yn Yr Ardd –Blog, , more info

    Completing the Healthy Bees Academy Modules
    I have now had the opportunity to complete the Healthy Bees Academy modules created by Menter a Busnes to help … Completing the Healthy Bees Academy Modules Read More »
    By Adam Jones, 36 words
  3. The Functional Art, , more info

    Spain's Eldiario.es visualizes how inequality persists
    Eldiario.es, an independent online newspaper based in Madrid, has just published a remarkable data-driven story about how inequality perpetuates itself (perhaps we should say that it's inflicted upon people) in Spain.Notice the combination of different types of charts —dot maps, scatter plots, stacked bar graphs,— the effective annotations and highlights that emphasize the main points of the narrative, the use of color, and the addition of individual stories to exemplify …
    By Alberto Cairo, 85 words
  4. TheJavaGuy Blog, , more info

    So what exactly is a whitespace in Java?
    In our programs we often have to deal with whitespaces, for example to sanitize input we received from users or other applications. With the release of Java 11, there have been some changes to the way whitespace is handled, and it’s important for developers to understand these changes in order to avoid potential pitfalls and write efficient, error-free code. In this blog post, we’ll take a closer look at whitespace …
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  5. What's new, , more info

    A generalized Cauchy-Schwarz inequality via the Gibbs variational formula
    Let be a non-empty finite set. If is a random variable taking values in , the Shannon entropy of is defined as There is a nice variational formula that lets one compute logs of sums of exponentials in terms of this entropy: Lemma 1 (Gibbs variational formula) Let be a function. Then Proof: Note that shifting by a constant affects both sides of (1) the same way, so we may …
    By Terence Tao, 530 words
  6. Ideas.Offby1, , more info

    Serve an S3 bucket over tailscale
    I found myself wanting to host a private website that I could reliably update, but only serve it to users on my tailnet. I didn't find anything obvious that could do the job, but I did realize that between the existence of s3fs, tsnet, and the batteries that come with Go, I could probably bodge together something that does the job for me. This is it: offbyone/tailscale-s3-proxy. It's not complicated, …
    By Chris Rose, 166 words
  7. tenfootpole.org, , more info

    The Drowned Valley of Gorth
    By R.P. Davis Kabouter Games OSR Level 3? In a foggy valley high on the knees of The Spine, a ruined castle sleeps half-buried in rancid mud. A fabulous fortune awaits bold adventurers — if they can survive long enough to keep it! This 36 page adventure details a dungeon with six rooms in three pages. Of generic garbage. No real design. Abstracted descriptions and much hand waving. And, someone, …
    By Bryce Lynch, 1,076 words
  8. The Rosenrot | A Collection of Fashion Essays, , more info

    The Evolution of A Garment and The Importance of Obsession in Design
    To present a piece of creative work to the world is to throw away a piece of yourself. Once it has been seen, it no longer belongs to you, for you have granted the world license to rip it apart, chew it up and spit it out, before either dousing it in milk and honey to revel and devour, or in gasoline to set it alight. Because that piece of …
    By Gracia Ventus, 980 words
  9. X Blog, , more info

    5 Ways Leaders Can Adopt a Growth Mindset
    Want to become a more resilient, adaptable, effective leader? Nurture a growth mindset! Here are five tips to get you started.What makes a growth mindset so desirable in modern leaders?People with a growth mindset see every event as an opportunity to learn and grow, even when things don’t go as planned. They’re more resilient, more adaptable, more self-confident, and more effective at guiding others.Moving from Comfort Zone to Learning ZonePracticing …
    By Malarie Juricev, 1,379 words
  10. City Monitor, , more info

    Refurbishing existing office space could support businesses and help the planet
    The pandemic changed office culture irrevocably. With hybrid working now fully instilled, this has impacted not only companies’ organisational structures, but their physical infrastructure as well. (Photo by Monkey Business Images/Shutterstock) Building design now needs to accommodate ebbs and flows in capacity – according to research from the insurance broking firm Gallagher, 63% of UK business leaders are changing office space due to a shift in ways of working, with …
    By Leadmonitor-Ai, 1,220 words
  11. Isle of Dogs Life, , more info

    SS Robin to move to Trinity Buoy Wharf on December 10th 2023
    In 2017, We proudly announced that SS Robin was returning home but things did not quite work out that way because of various issues. However, we can bring the news that the move from the Royal Docks to Trinity Buoy Wharf will eventually bring SS Robin home to the Orchard Yard on the River Lea where she was built by Mackenzie, MacAlpine & Co in 1890. SS Robin is the …
    By isleofdogslife, 844 words
  12. Said the Gramophone, , more info

    BEST SONGS OF 2023
    The tick-tock of time trips on and here we are again, old friends. Said the Gramophone. Best songs. By now I hope you know the drill. This world needs some kindnesses--it wants more peace, liberation, and music shared between strangers. So here's a pistachio, a ripe pear. Here are my 100 favourite songs of the year 2023; songs I love much more than doomed submarines (or basketball). Earlier this year, …
    By Sean, 7,569 words
  13. Carmen's Fun Painty Time, , more info

    Senjutsu: Battle for Japan
    I haven't actually played it yet, but I've seen the videos, read the rules, and it looks fun. Not only that, but I already have a sizeable collection of painted samurai to use!The only problem is that Senjutsu is in 30mm and I have 40mm. No worries, I'll build my own terrain!The battle board was mapped out using isometric graph paper to set the grid, then it was cut out …
    By Evilcartoonist, 181 words
  14. Great War Fiction, , more info

    A Miserable Kipling
    Here, from the Lyttelton Times, a New Zealand newspaper of 1911, is yet another proof of the strange side-effects of Rudyard Kipling’s immense celebrity:
    By George Simmers, 27 words
  15. disassociated.com, , more info

    So Close to Home, debut novel of Mick Cummins, has been published
    Mick Cummins, the Melbourne based former social worker and screenwriter, who won the unpublished manuscript award in the 2023 Victorian Premiers Literary Awards, has had his debut work, So Close to Home, published by Affirm Press. The manuscript was originally titled One Divine Night. Cummins said a number of publishers contacted him after winning the unpublished manuscript prize earlier this year.
    By Jay, 73 words